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Hello all,
I am fortunate enough to have just acquired a new 2003 Ford Explorer (4x4, 4-door model) and wanted to solicit input from other owners of this vehicle as to their experiences with VHF/UHF and HF rig and antenna installation and wiring issues. I thought I might benefit from the experience of others in locating the wiring channels, good paths through the firewall to the battery, and perhaps experience in locating "remote head" radios in the forward of the two rear under-deck storage areas (or other locations). I plan to install a 2m/70cm transceiver and an HF plus (at least) 6m multiband rig in the vehicle. (probably both Yaesu). Additionally, any "gotchas" on mounting remote heads on the center console, etc. would be appreciated. (don't want to drill into something behind a pannel, but don't want to have to tear the whole vehicle apart to see what's behind, either, if it can be helped) 73 and thanks in advance for any insights that owners of this vehicle may provide, Carl - wk3c |
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